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Published on Thursday, January 15, 2015
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Dr. James E. Keeton, vice chancellor for health affairs and
dean of the School of Medicine, has announced he will step down from his role
at the end of current academic year, June 30, 2015.
Keeton has served in the position since July 2009, the first
six months on an interim basis.
"This is a bittersweet decision for me," Keeton said. "Every
day I've worked at the Medical Center since 2002 has been a privilege.
"To be able to serve my alma mater in this way has been
pretty special. I've had opportunities to work with people – inside and outside
UMMC – that would never have come my way but for this job."
The vice chancellor, who has a dual role as dean of UMMC's
medical school, effectively acts as the chief executive of a $1.6 billion
enterprise engaged in health professions education, research and patient care.
The Medical Center encompasses six (including pharmacy)health sciences schools
with more than 2,900 students and employs more than 9,600 people.
Keeton, a Columbus native who turns 75 in 2015, graduated
from the University of Mississippi and earned his medical degree at UMMC. He
trained in surgery and pediatric urology at UMMC and in London, England. In
private practice as a pediatric urologist for 27 years, he also served two
years in the Medical Corps of the United States Navy at the rank of lieutenant
Keeton has led the Medical Center through some challenging
times, including the recession of 2008 and the rollout of the national
health-care law.
During his tenure, the Medical Center has seen the planning,
funding and groundbreaking for a new School of Medicine building, the
installation of a $90 million electronic health record system, and a
recruitment effort to fill more than 30 senior leadership positions.
A national search is underway
to determine Keeton's successor. The process will yield two to three candidates
for final selection by Dr. Dan Jones, chancellor for the University of
Mississippi, with the approval of the Mississippi Institutions of Higher
Learning board.
Dr. William H. Cleland, who became UMMC's first chief
medical officer in 2009, retired from the Medical Center on Aug. 31.
A professor of obstetrics and gynecology, he was honored for
his years of service during an Aug. 14 reception, where he was presented with a
wristwatch by Dr. James Keeton, vice chancellor for health affairs and dean of
the School of Medicine.
Cleland, who earned his M.D. and did his residency at the
Medical Center, had returned to work at UMMC in 2003.
His plans during retirement include visiting his new
grandchild and spending time with his family at his second residence on the
Mississippi Gulf Coast.
"It's been a pleasure. I've enjoyed every minute of it," he
said of his time at UMMC. "And I would be remiss if I didn't thank Dr. Keeton
for his guidance and support in my work."
Dr. Douglas Richard Bacon, professor and chair of
anesthesiology at the Wayne State University School of Medicine, has joined the
Medical Center faculty as professor and chair of anesthesiology.
After receiving his B.A. in history cum laude and his B.S.
in medicinal chemistry cum laude from the State University of New York at
Buffalo (SUNY AB) in 1981, Bacon earned his M.D. in 1985 at the State
University of New York at Stony Brook. He had residency training in internal
medicine from 1985-86 at Millard Fillmore Hospital and in anesthesiology from
1986-88 at SUNY AB before serving a cardiothoracic anesthesia specialty year
from 1988-89 at SUNY AB. He earned his M.A. in history at SUNY AB in 1994.
Chief resident in anesthesiology at its affiliated hospitals
from 1988-89, Bacon joined the SUNY AB faculty in 1989 as a clinical instructor
in anesthesiology. He was promoted to assistant professor of anesthesiology in
1990 and associate professor of anesthesiology in 1996 before joining the staff
of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., in 2000. He served as an associate
professor of anesthesiology from 2000-03 and professor of anesthesiology and
history of medicine from 2003-12, and vice chair for faculty development at the
Mayo Clinic Department of Anesthesiology before joining the Wayne State
University faculty.
An active member of several professional organizations,
including the Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi honor societies, American Medical
Association, American Association for the History of Medicine and the American
Society of Anesthesiologists, Bacon has served on numerous editorial boards, is
a reviewer for 10 different anesthesiology or historical publications, and is
an associate editor for the journal "Bulletin of the History of
Anesthesiology." He was named editor-in-chief of the "Journal of Clinical
Anesthesiology" on Oct. 1.
A highly sought speaker for national and international
symposiums and meetings, Bacon has given more than 170 invited presentations,
including 29 visiting professorships. He has authored or coauthored more than
70 articles in peer-reviewed professional publications, five books and 30 book
chapters, and more than 50 abstracts.
Dr. Charles S. O'Mara was appointed associate vice
chancellor for clinical affairs, effective May 1.
Since August 2013, O'Mara
has served as a special advisor to Dr. James Keeton, vice chancellor for
health affairs and dean of the School of Medicine. This followed O'Mara's long
and distinguished career as a vascular surgeon and leader in the private
medical community in Jackson.
In his new role, O'Mara reports to Keeton and will work
with UMMC's clinical leaders in mapping the direction of the clinical
enterprise. He will continue efforts that focus on patient safety and
clinical quality.
Dr. Kimberly Simpson, associate professor of medicine in the Department of Neurobiology and Anatomical Sciences, was selected to serve as the Medical Center's director of assessment effective June 2, 2014.
The director of assessment monitors, measures and communicates UMMC's effectiveness in meeting academic and administrative goals. Simpson will play a leading role in working with UMMC faculty and staff to coordinate and gauge the effectiveness of institutional efforts. This information will be used to guide opportunities for instructional enhancement and interprofessional education.
She will consult with Medical Center leaders and designated committees and groups that put in place the institution's strategic planning initiative and objectives to comply with the accreditation requirements of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS COC), Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) and other school- and program-specific accreditation bodies.
Simpson will be responsible for the timely collection, analysis and editing of various data and other tasks.
University Physicians (UP): Dr. Scott Stringer, professor and chair of the Department of Otolaryngology and Communicative Sciences, examines Allison Pitts, a physician's assistant who is one of his patients.
The management structure of UMMC's University Physicians is
being updated to ensure delivery of the best patient-centered, physician-led
"What we hope this will do is reorganize the clinical
enterprise in a way that there is truly a physician voice and leadership in all
of the areas that touch our patients when they walk into any clinical area –
and everywhere that our patients are cared for, and where our providers
practice," said Dr. Diane Beebe, professor and chair of the Department of
Family Medicine.
The changes include formation of a new Council of
Clinical Chairs composed of the 17 clinical department chairs in the School of
Medicine. Representing the chairs as chief physician executive and serving as
their "managing partner" is Dr. Scott Stringer, professor and chair of the
Department of Otolaryngology and Communicative Sciences.
"Health care is changing so fast, and we have to adapt,"
Stringer said. "At this point, a new structure is the best way to have the best
patient-centered, physician-led, and professionally managed care."
Stringer is a former associate vice chancellor for clinical
affairs and president of University Physicians when it was orgainzed as a
separate entity from UMMC. It was integrated into the Medical Center in 2013.
April Mann, who has spent much of her career working with
students and their families, became the new director of alumni affairs on Oct.
1, replacing Geoffrey Mitchell, who retired in May.
A Birmingham native who earned her undergraduate degree at
Mississippi State University, Mann arrived in Jackson from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, moving here with Lily, her 9-year-old Yorkshire
"This is the closest I have lived to family and friends
since college," said Mann, former director of UNC's Office of New Student and
Carolina Parent Programs.
"It's a great professional and personal move for me."
She leads a six-member office, including Ginger Daniels,
long-time associate director. The staff's goal is to keep former Medical Center
students connected and deeply engaged with their alma mater.
"For some folks, that may be speaking at an alumni luncheon,
or volunteering for alumni board, or serving as a student mentor or giving back
financially," said Mann, who received her Master of Education degree at the
University of South Carolina and is pursuing her Doctor of Education degree.
Dr. Kim R. Geisinger, professor of pathology and laboratory
medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has joined the
Medical Center faculty as a professor of pathology.
After receiving his B.S. from Drexel University in 1972,
Geisinger earned his M.D. at the Medical College of Pennsylvania in 1976. He
was a house officer in the Department of Pathology at the University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, from 1977-81, and was a cytology service fellow in the
Department of Pathology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York,
from 1981-82.
He joined the Wake Forest University-Bowman Gray School of
Medicine faculty, Winston-Salem, N.C., in 1982 as an assistant professor of
pathology and became an associate professor of pathology there in 1986. In
1991, he became professor of pathology and director of surgical pathology and
served in those positions for 21 years. He also served as professor of internal
medicine (gastroenterology) there from 2009-12. He served as director of
cytology at North Carolina Baptist Hospital from 1986-2012 before entering
private practice in North Carolina and becoming an adjunct professor at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2012.
Senior associate editor of the journal Diagnostic
Cytopathology since 2008, Geisinger is the author or coauthor of 257 articles
and 11 invited review articles in peer-reviewed professional publications, 163
abstracts, four books and 41 book chapters, and is the book series editor of
five different volumes. An accomplished speaker, Geisinger is a highly sought
lecturer internationally who has given 246 invited presentations
internationally. He is an active member of several professional organizations,
including the American Medical Association, the American Society of Clinical Pathologists
and the College of American Pathologists.
His professional interests include diagnostic cytology,
gynecologic, gastrointestinal and orthopedic pathology, thoracic tumors,
general surgical pathology and tele-pathology, rapid on-site evaluation of
cytologic and histologic specimens and patient safety.
Dr. Uwe Blecker, a pediatric gastroenterologist at Centre
Hospitalier Emile Mayrisch in Luxembourg, joined the Medical Center faculty in
July as a professor of pediatrics.
After receiving the B.S. in medical sciences in 1986,
Blecker earned the M.D. magna cum laude at the Free University of Brussels,
Belgium, in 1990. He completed a pediatric residency from 1990-93 at Academic
Children's Hospital in Brussels. From 1993-94, he was a fellow in pediatric
gastroenterology and nutrition at Hahnemann University Hospital in
Philadelphia, Pa. In 1994, he continued his fellowship in pediatric
gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition at Wyler Children's Hospital at the
University of Chicago. In 1994, he returned to Academic Children's Hospital to
complete his fellowship in pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition.
Blecker served as director of the Sleep Lab and Pediatric
Gastroenterology Admission Unit at the Free University of Brussels from 1995-96
before joining the Louisiana State University School of Medicine as associate
professor of pediatrics and medical director of the LSU Medical Center
Pediatric Weight Management Program. In 1998, he joined the faculty at Thomas
Jefferson University as associate professor of pediatrics and director of
nutrition support services at the Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children in
Philadelphia, Pa.
In 2000, he became professor of pediatrics and chief of the
Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition at the University of
Arizona Health Sciences Center in Tucson. In 2001, he joined the staff of the
St. Christopher's Hospital for Children and Drexel University in Philadelphia
as professor of pediatrics and chief of the Division of Gastroenterology,
Hepatology and Nutrition. He returned to Tucson in 2002 as director of the
Pediatrics and Gastroenterology Program at Tucson Medical Center and director
of Pediatric Gastroenterology, P.C. He became professor of pediatrics and chief
of the Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition at the West
Virginia University Health Sciences Center in 2008.
He is board-certified in pediatrics and pediatric
gastroenterology and nutrition.
Blecker has served as co-principal investigator or principal
investigator for numerous studies, most recently "A Multi-Center, Randomized,
Double-Blind Study of the Safety, Tolerability and Clinical Outcomes of Two
Doses of Oral Pantoprazole in Children with Symptomatic GERD."
Dr. James Q. Sones has joined the Medical Center faculty as
a professor of medicine and has been appointed chief of the Division of
Digestive Diseases. He was formerly in private practice in Jackson.
In 1972, Sones earned his M.D. at UMMC, where he also did
his internship and residency in internal medicine. His gastroenterology
fellowship was at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Texas, where he was
also an Upjohn Fellow in clinical pharmacology.
Board-certified in internal medicine, he has served on the
staff of several Jackson-area hospitals, where he was also a consulting,
courtesy or attending physician.
Sones is a member of several professional organizations,
including the American Gastroenterological Association, the American College of
Gastroenterology and the American College of Physicians.
His research projects date back to 1977 and embrace the
treatment of such ailments as Crohn's disease, hepatitis C virus infection,
diverticulitis, ulcerative colitis and many more.
Sones has authored or co-authored several articles published
in the New England Journal of Medicine and Gastrointestinal Endoscopy.
Dr. James Wynn, vice-chair of the Department of Surgery and
Mason Distinguished Chair in Transplant Surgery and Immunology at the Medical
College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University, has joined the Medical Center
faculty as a professor of surgery in the Division of Transplant and
Hepatobiliary Surgery.
A Davidson College undergraduate, he earned his M.D. at the
Medical College of Georgia in Augusta in 1980, where he also did his internship
and residency in general surgery.
Wynn completed his fellowship in transplantation surgery at
the University of Florida School of Medicine in 1987.
A diplomate of the American Board of Surgery, he also has
served at the Medical College of Georgia as chief of the section of general
surgery, chief of the section of transplant surgery and program director of the
General Surgery Residency Program.
In 2013, he was honored with the Medical College of Georgia
Exemplary Teaching Award.
Wynn was a visiting assistant professor of surgery at the
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine for six months in 1992.
He is the former president of the United Network for Organ
Sharing and is former chair of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the
Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients.
Wynn has served in leadership positions for a multitude of
other professional organizations and committees and is ad hoc reviewer for a
variety of publications, including the American Surgeon, the American Journal
of Transplantation, Surgical Endoscopy and the New England Journal of Medicine.
He has been published by Vox Sanguinis, Transplantation, the
International Journal of Artificial Organs, the American Journal of Surgery,
Critical Care Medicine, the New England Journal of Medicine and many more
publications as lead author or co-author.
Wynn has been principal investigator, primary investigator
or co-investigator for an array of research projects.
He is a member or fellow of multiple scientific and professional
societies, such as the American College of Surgeons, the Southern Surgical
Association, the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, the American Society
of Transplantation, the American Society of Nephrology and the National Kidney
His primary clinical interests include kidney and pancreas
transplantation and hemo- and peritoneal dialysis access.
Dr. Daniel Castillo, an anesthesiologist at the University
of Florida at Jacksonville, has joined the Medical Center faculty as an
associate professor of anesthesiology. He will serve as director of
cardiothoracic and vascular anesthesia.
Castillo is an intensivist and a cardiac anesthesiologist,
and his clinical interests are echocardiography, ultrasonography and the
perioperative management of patients with cardiovascular diseases.
After receiving the M.D. from the Colombian School of
Medicine, Bogota, in 1995, Castillo had postdoctoral training at Harvard
Medical School (excitation – contraction coupling) from 1995-98, an internship
in general surgery from 1998-99 at Boston University, an anesthesia residency
from 1999-2002, including service as chief resident from 2001-02, and a
critical care medicine fellowship from 2002-03 at Harvard Medical School's
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston. He also was an anesthesia fellow from
2003-04 at the University of Miami's Jackson Memorial Hospital.
He joined the University of Miami faculty in 2004 as an
assistant professor of anesthesiology and served as staff anesthesiologist at
the VA Medical Center, Miami, where he directed the Anesthesiology Simulation
Center at the Center for Patient Safety. In 2009, he joined the University of
Florida at Jacksonville faculty as an assistant professor of anesthesiology and
residency program director.
Recipient of the 2013 University of Florida College of
Medicine Exemplary Teacher of the Year Award, Castillo has authored or
coauthored 15 articles in peer-reviewed scientific publications and is an
active member of several professional organizations, including the American
Society of Anesthesiology, the Society of Critical Care Medicine, the Society
of Education in Anesthesia and the Society of Cardiac Anesthesiologists.
Castillo has been invited to speak at grand rounds and as a
visiting professor at numerous institutions in Florida, Arizona, Mississippi,
Colombia and Jamaica. His research interests include improving patient safety
through simulation research.
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Posted: May 17 2018, 07:29 PM
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Beware the obvious favourites! All but the final game have fairly short priced fancies but the usual upsets may well be there.
Friday May 18:
Adelaide v Western Bulldogs: I can't see an upset here. The Crows at home should be too strong. ADELAIDE WIN
Saturday May 19:
North Melbourne v GWS: At the start of the season who would have thought the Roos would be fancied ahead of the Giants? Injuries and poor form have plagued one of the early Premiership favourites and I can't see them turning this around. NORTH MELBOURNE WIN
Gold Coast v Port Adelaide: Why play in China? Regardless the Power should win and the locals 'treated' to a one-sided game. PORT ADELAIDE WIN
Essendon v Geelong: The Cats should beat the disappointing Bombers. GEELONG LOSS
Sydney v Fremantle: The Swans are in fine away form but have dropped a few at home. That should change. SYDNEY WIN
Saint Kilda v Collingwood: The Saints have the potential to cause an upset here. The Pies have injury problems and both sides struggled to fin d the goals last week. With no great confidence I tip COLLINGWOOD WIN
Sunday May 20:
Carlton v Melbourne. The Demons are in impressive form and have shon self-belief this year. MELBOURNE WIN
Brisbane v Hawthorn: Despite showing promising form, the Lions are winless. They'll break through soon but I'm not sure it will be against the Hawks. HAWTHORN LOSS
West Coast v Richmond: 1st vs 2nd. The surprise packet Eagles up against the rampant Tigers. The home ground and a couple of good "ins" have me hoping its a win for WEST COAST WIN
Go Eagles!
"If life were predictable it would cease to be life, and be without flavor." - Eleanor Roosevelt
"All of life is peaks and valleys. Don't let the peaks get too high and the valleys too low." - John Wooden
Posted: May 17 2018, 07:36 PM
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Flin's Tips over the bucket.
Winners in red
ADE vs WB WIN
NM vs GWS WIN
GCS vs PA WIN
ESS vs GEE GEE LOSS
SYD vs FRE WIN
STK vs COL WIN
CAR vs MEL WIN
BRI vs HAW LOSS
WCE vs RIC WIN
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Flin's opinions and comments reflect his perception of the facts and not necessarily reality
Posted: May 18 2018, 12:11 PM
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Here we go again. Another week of head in sand tips.
To be honest I see it pretty much as Charles has tipped but will change one or two.
I like to be different, and since I don't have a clue it doesn't matter.
Adelaide WIN
North Melbourne WIN
Port Adelaide WIN
Geelong LOSS
Sydney WIN
St. Kilda LOSS
Melbourne WIN
Hawthorn LOSS
Richmond LOSS
No idea.
Everybody is Willing:
Some are willing to work, the rest are willing to let them!
The older I get, the better I was.
Posted: May 18 2018, 04:47 PM
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Tips in RED CAPITALS
Friday May 18:
ADELAIDE v Western Bulldogs: WIN
Saturday May 19:
NORTH MELBOURNE v GWS: WIN
Gold Coast v PORT ADELAIDE: WIN
Essendon v GEELONG LOSS
SYDNEY v Fremantle: WIN
Saint Kilda v COLLINGWOOD WIN
Sunday May 20:
Carlton v MELBOURNE. WIN
BRISBANE v Hawthorn: WIN
West Coast v RICHMOND: LOSS
Good Luck everyone.
It's a tough gig being the only duck in the shooting gallery
Posted: May 18 2018, 05:46 PM
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Life is neither a race to the end, nor a slow ramble whose sole aim is longevity
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Essendon and Brisbane were upset winners (though Bill tipped the latter) and 7 from 9 by Flin, Lee, Bill and Charles was the best score.
Great to see the Eagles on top of the ladder!
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Gas Fireplaces offer both convenience and efficiency. They are as easy to light as the flip of a switch, or start automatically with a thermostatically controlled remote control, without the mess of firewood. They are extremely efficient, using outdoor air for the combustion process while circulating and warming the air from your living space.


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I'm still working on creating this blog and figuring out how it works. It may look a little simple but like I said it is a work in progress. Here is something new that was not available on my other blog the way the pictures are grouped together. These are just some cards and projects from some of my previous classes. I hope you like them. Don't forget June 1st the NEW Stampin' Up! catalog will be available to order from. If you need a catalog please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com so I can get one to you.
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The Wedge-Tailed Eagle is Australia's largest bird of prey and one of the biggest eagles in the world. Found throughout mainland Australia, Tasmania and southern New Guinea, the Wedge-Tailed Eagle has a wingspan of up to 2.7 metres, and displays a long, wedge-shaped tail and feathered legs.
This majestic bird is known to soar through the sky for hours on end, frequently reaching altitudes of up to 2,000 metres. In the heat of the day, the eagle makes use of hot thermal air currents that drift up from the ground to reach these dizzying heights, whilst expending little energy.
The Wedge-Tailed Eagle can be found from sea level areas to alpine regions, though they favour forested land and open country, to rainforests and coastal heaths. They can often be seen perched in trees and on rocks and cliffs, from where they have a clear view of their surroundings, enabling them to defend their territory and identify prey.
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Behold the City of Rocks. I spent 4 days here climbing with some good friends and having a marvelous time. I woke up every morning in my tent to these views and the open possibility to climbing any of these rocks. I could spend months in this place. If you look close on the right you'll see Joe warming in the sun and April and Bobby making breakfast. I was laying here writing in my journal about what an incredible time I was having. Leading classic routes, improving my skills, learning new card games, making hilarious memories, better friendships, and just being overall extremely happy. Sometimes it just hits me that even if I you don't have everything I want and I'm not what I expected to be, my life is marvelous and wonderful. I have so much. It makes me want to swear out of sheer overwhelming happiness. I am so lucky!
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Sometimes I forget what it is that makes me lucky. I really have so many things to be thankful for. I have wonderful friends, I have a job that I enjoy, and I get to see the country. On this particular day I spent the night at a rest area with a beautiful area to wander around. It was up overlooking the Columbia River Gorge. I went for a walk and as the sun was setting I thought about the all the reasons I am lucky. Incredibly lucky.


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The idea of modernising traditions and cultures was what inspired this project. The project explores into the traditions of the Kirati people. Inspired by the pleats in Fariya, the asymmetrical panels in Chaubandi cholo, the shapes and proportions of the historical jewelleries and the construction of the Daura Surwal. The project also explores into the brave men of Nepal, the Gurkhas and their history of military wear which helped the project move in a modern approach.
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As a worker in California, you want to know that your rights as an employee are protected. There are various laws in place to protect you against discrimination, wrongful terminations, and to make sure you can get the compensation needed if you get hurt. New laws can come into play each year as legislators lobby for new bills. These are some of the laws that will affect California in 2016.
One of the most important changes is to the minimum wage. California's minimum will rise to $10 in 2016, and if you're a nonexempt employee, you should earn at least $20 per hour. This change is designed to help prevent workplace discrimination by making sure all workers have a good wage.
The Fair Pay Act, another being implemented in 2016, protects against workplace discrimination by making employers show why pay differences are present in the workplace. The differences must be for a reason other than sex, which will help keep women and men on the same level of income for the same jobs and services. Employers will need to show how employees differ, either because of seniority, education, or other factors, and if they can't, they could be accused of discriminatory pay rates.
Another new law approaches the issue of wage theft. Now, the California Labor Commissioner has been given the power to go after the property of employers who don't pay all the wages required to employees. Withholding wages is not legal, and the commissioner can put a lien against the employer's property or business to correct this issue.
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A scheme to encourage the best experienced professionals to swap the boardroom for the classroom is to be backed by government funding to expand into Hastings, School Standards Minister Nick Gibb has announced today (5 January).
Now Teach – a charity set up to help people put skills acquired during a successful career to use in the classroom – has encouraged nearly 50 talented professionals to change their lives and retrain as a teacher in maths, science and modern foreign languages.
The £350,000 investment announced today will help the charity to drive this work forward, focusing on recruiting people from leading careers and sharing their skills in key subjects – with recruits to date including a former NASA scientist, a hostage negotiator and the head of a hospital trust.
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Most engineering system we encounter in practice does not allow us to measure the internal states directly. However, these internal sates are often needed for the design of state feedback controller or state monitoring purposes. Installation of multiple sensors to collect the required information may not be economically and physically feasible, as additional hardware components such as sensors and its associated cabling/wiring might increase the overall cost. Also, some signals are impractical to measure. Therefore, a state observer can be used to estimate the system internal state base on the measurable input and output of the real system. In many situations, only a function of the states needs to be estimated. Linear functional observers are used to estimate a linear function of the state without estimating the entire state. The research in this work seeks to implement sliding mode concepts to a functional observer as sliding mode observers have been known to perform better than linear observers. In this presentation, the progress of this research project over the past year will be presented.
Ms Kee Chew Yee is a postgraduate student in the School of Engineering. She is currently pursuing her PhD study on "Sliding Mode Functional Observers" under the supervision of Assoc. Prof. Edwin Tan Chee Pin, Dr Mark Ng Kok Yew and Assoc. Prof. Hieu Trinh (external supervisor, Deakin University, Australia). This seminar is arranged as part of the candidate's Pre-Submission Seminar.


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Small Step #1 – Are You HERE or There?Monday, April 4, 2011 5:55
It sounds silly to say it… but most of us are never really HERE, we're always "there".
What is she babbling about, you ask? Let me put it another way.
When you are eating dinner, are you concentrating on eating or is your mind wandering? Are you thinking about what you need to do that evening or about that big presentation you have at work tomorrow?
When your friend is pouring her heart out to you about her awful relationship for the umpteenth million time, are you giving her your full attention? Or is your mind drifting elsewhere while you offer up the occasional nod to appear as if you're really listening?
I know I have been guilty of this all too often lately. I have been so focused on my goals, that I have begun to realize I'm thinking of little else.
Sure, I'm physically present, but my mind is almost constantly making lists of things I think I just have to do. The upside is that I absolutely love web development and blogging, so it makes me happy and the time just flies. The downside is I'm unintentionally ignoring the people I love, and my house is turning into a complete wreck.
The thing is I've always been an all-or-nothing type of gal. I tend to become obsessed with my current project, and everything else sorta goes to the wayside. I realized this earlier this morning when my 3-year-old was singing and dancing, doing her gymnastics routines in front of my computer desperately trying to get my attention. I don't know how many times I said, "Honey, please be quiet. Mama is trying to work" before she started crying and said, "I just want you to play with me. You said you would."
I have always told myself I wouldn't work or study on the days the kids are home with me because the point of my having children was to enjoy them and spend time with them. I've never cared for parents who seem to have children to accessorize their lives. Yet here I sat ignoring her to bang out some code and build a site that could easily wait until next week when she's at daycare.
I'm not good at being present when I have a project going. It's all I can think about until it's complete. I am going to have to work really hard to focus on being IN the moment, but it's the right thing to do. My kids deserve it. My spouse deserves it. And I deserve it, too.
I know when I am living in the now and not constantly thinking of other things I can genuinely enjoy each moment. After all, this moment is the only one we really have.
That idea resonates throughout one of my favorite movies – Peaceful Warrior. If you haven't seen it, you really should. The main character, Dan, is a world-class college gymnast who is taking life for granted. His world is turned upside down after he is injured and can no longer compete. The movie is about his journey to find happiness and to learn to live for today.
In the final scene of the movie, Dan is competing, and you hear his mentor say…
"What time is it, Dan?" Dan responds, "NOW".
"Where are you?" Dan says, "HERE".
"Who are you?" Dan responds, "THIS MOMENT".
Small Step #1: BE PRESENT!
The time is now. I am here. I am this moment.
I'm going to play with my daughter.


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Gossip In The GrainWith his remarkable rough hewn vocals and evocative, finely crafted songs, Ray LaMontagne has become the rare artist for whom the world waits to see what each new work will reveal. On his much anticipated third album, Gossip In The Grain, the singer/songwriter has produced a warm and welcoming record that touches upon a range of styles and proves to be his most creative and emotionally expansive collection to date. This double vinyl version also includes a full CD insert.
Gossip In The Grain succeeds Ray LaMontagne's critically acclaimed 2004 debut Trouble and 2006's Till The Sun Turns.1. You Are the Best Thing
2. Let It Be Me
3. Sarah
4. I Still Care For You
5. Winter Birds
6. Meg White
7. Hey Me, Hey Mama
8. Henry Nearly Killed Me (It's a Shame)
9. A Falling Through
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TroubleRay LaMontagne emerged in 2004 from a secluded family life in Maine seemingly fully formed as a singer, songwriter and performer. His 2004 debut, Trouble, became one of that year's most acclaimed releases, spawning an instant classic single in the album's title track. He returned two years later with the stunning Till The Sun Turns Black, a deeply personal work haunted by a complex and compelling melancholy. The album proved both another popular and critical success, debuting in the top 30 on the Billboard charts and further marking Ray LaMontagne as a major American artist.
Now, these two classic albums that introduced Ray LaMontagne's lush, expansive soundscape and songwriting abilities are available here on 180g vinyl for the first time!1. Trouble
2. Shelter
3. Hold You In My Arms
4. Narrow Escape
5. Burn
6. Forever My Friend
7. Hannah
8. How Come
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10. All The Wild Horses$24.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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Grammy Award winner Ray LaMontagne is set to release his seventh studio album, Part Of The Light via RCA Records. The album was written and produced by Ray LaMontagne and will feature the first single, "Such A Simple Thing."
Ray LaMontagne has released 6 studio albums, 5 of which have reached Top 10 on Billboard's Top Rock Albums chart and Billboard's Digital Albums chart. Additionally, his 2010 album God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise won the Grammy for Best Folk Album and was nominated in the coveted Song of The Year category for "Beg Steal or Borrow."
Each release from his catalog over the last 13 years carries its own character and feel. Having worked with producers Ethan Johns, Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys and Jim James of My Morning Jacket, Ray's vast sonic catalogue has been called everything from "a perfect throwback to the lost art of the album-length format," from Entertainment Weekly to "epic and magical," from Rolling Stone and "gorgeous and ambitious," from Esquire. NPR's All Things Considered said that Ray throughout the course of his career "has continued to push himself in different directions," while People called Ray a "marvel of nature."1. To the Sea
2. Paper Man
3. Part of the Light
4. It's Always Been You
5. Let's Make It Last
6. As Black As Blood Is Blue
7. Such A Simple Thing
8. No Answer Arrives
9. Goodbye Blue Sky$24.99Colored Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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Till The Sun Turns BlackRay LaMontagne emerged in 2004 from a secluded family life in Maine seemingly fully formed as a singer, songwriter and performer. His 2004 debut, Trouble, became one of that year's most acclaimed releases, spawning an instant classic single in the album's title track. He returned two years later with the stunning Till The Sun Turns Black, a deeply personal work haunted by a complex and compelling melancholy. The album proved both another popular and critical success, debuting in the top 30 on the Billboard charts and further marking Ray LaMontagne as a major American artist.
Now, these two classic albums that introduced Ray LaMontagne's lush, expansive soundscape and songwriting abilities are available here on 180g vinyl for the first time!1. Be Here Now
2. Empty
3. Barfly
4. Three More Days
5. Can I Stay
6. You Can Bring Me Flowers
7. Gone Away From Me
8. Lesson Learned
9. Truly, Madly, Deeply
10. Till The Sun Turns Black
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OuroborosGrammy Award winner Ray LaMontagne releases his sixth studio album, Ouroboros, via RCA Records. Showcasing a new sound, the veteran artist brings Black Keys-worthy riffage to his inspired words.
Ouroboros was produced by Ray and Jim James of My Morning Jacket.
Ray LaMontagne has released 5 studio albums (Trouble, Till The Sun Turns Black, Gossip in the Grain, God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise and Supernova) and sold out numerous tours across the US. Ray's 2010 album God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise won the Grammy for Best Folk Album and was nominated in the coveted Song of The Year category for "Beg Steal or Borrow". Ray's last single, "Supernova" off the album of the same name became one of Ray's fastest growing singles at AAA radio, with the song rocketing into the top 5 within two weeks of impact.Part 1
1. Homecoming
2. Hey, No Pressure
3. The Changing Man
4. While It Still Beats
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Life. Love. Flesh. BloodImelda May's fifth studio record, entitled Life. Love. Flesh. Blood, is set for release via Verve Records.
It is clear that one of Ireland's biggest exports has found a new groove, here presenting the most personal and intimately autobiographical album she has ever written. The album is produced by the legendary T Bone Burnett, who said of Imelda: "When I first happened onto her music, she was a punky Irish Rockabilly singer with a great band. When I ran across her several years later, she had gone through a change of lives and was writing about it with a wild intensity and singing about it in the most open-hearted way."
The album marks a new direction for May who, in the time since her 2014 release Tribal, ended her marriage of eighteen years. Imelda May's new sound sits firmly outside of any sharply defined genre box, widely spanning blues, rock, soul, gospel and jazz. Life, Love, Flesh, Blood breathes new life into a classic sound, with Imelda's powerhouse vocal as distinctive as ever, cementing her position as one of the strongest vocalists of her generation. The singer herself describes the record as her most "honest" yet. Imelda's life changed considerably in the run-up to recording, and this is documented in the only way she knew how. Imelda explains, "It's therapy, like keeping a diary that a lot of people read. Some of my favorite songs don't say much, but they reveal everything."
Recorded over seven days in Los Angeles, the album features musical contributions from guitar hero Jeff Beck ("Black Tears"), piano legend Jools Holland ("When It's My Time") and an accomplished group of backing musicians including the core trio of guitarist Marc Ribot (Tom Waits, Elvis Costello), drummer Jay Bellerose (Elton John & Leon Russell, Ray Lamontagne) and bassist Zach Dawes (The Last Shadow Puppets, Mini Mansions), the same band that recorded Robert Plant and Alison Krauss' Raising Sand.
First single "Black Tears" is a personal and heart-wrenching ballad, it features a distinctive slide guitar part, coupled with a unique picking and guitar tone that could be the handiwork of only one man - the legendary Jeff Beck. Jeff Beck says of Imelda, "I knew it from the start you cannot ignore talent this unique."
Imelda showcases her raw yet restrained breathtaking lead vocal, complimented by rich backing vocals and a super tight rhythm section. Written with Angelo Petragalia (Kings of Leon), the inspiration for the song's visual and poignant lyrics was inspired by a very personal moment for Imelda: "I wrote Black Tears with Angelo Petraglia after a heart-wrenchingly difficult goodbye. I closed my door and caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror with black tears rolling down my face. It's a sight and situation most women have unfortunately seen ourselves in at some point in life. Angelo had a beautiful guitar piece that fit the mood perfectly."
Imelda May, born and raised in The Liberties area of Dublin, has become one of Ireland's most celebrated female artists in history. Discovered by Jools Holland, who asked Imelda to support him on tour, Imelda has gone on to perform alongside legendary artists including Lou Reed, Bono, and Smokey Robinson.1. Call Me
2. Black Tears (feat. Jeff Beck)
3. Should've Been You
4. Sixth Sense
5. Human
6. How Bad Can A Good Girl Be
7. Bad Habit
8. Levitate
9. When It's My Time (feat. Jools Holland)
10. Leave Me Lonely
11. The Girl I Used To Be$22.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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God Willin' And The Creek Don't RiseGod Willin' And The Creek Don't Rise is Ray Lamontagne's fourth studio record, and follow-up to the heralded Gossip in the Grain. Entirely self produced (for the first time), the album was recorded in two weeks at the homemade recording studio in LaMontagnes newly restored historic home in the woods of western Massachusetts. With Rays vocals at the forefront of the songs and a loose, almost live sounding recording, the album stands as a testament to a band at the height of their powers. The newly coined Pariah Dogs consist of Jay Bellarose (drums), Jennifer Condos (bass), Patrick Warren (keyboard), Eric Heywood (guitar) and Greg Leisz (pedal steel guitar). Individually, these musicians have contributed to the live work of such heralded musicians as Beck, Joe Henry, Tom Waits, Lucinda Williams, Ryan Adams and Joe Cocker to name a few.1. Repo Man
2. New York City's Killing Me
3. God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise
4. Beg Steal Or Borrow
5. Are We Really Through
6. This Love Is Over
7. Old Before Your Time
8. For The Summer
9. Like Rock & Roll and Radio
10. The Devil's In The Jukebox
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SupernovaRay LaMontagne is set to release his 5th studio album, Supernova, in 2014 via RCA Records. The album is the follow up to his critically acclaimed Grammy award winning album God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise.
The album, which was produced by Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys), was recorded in Nashville, TN.
Ray LaMontagne has released 4 studio albums (Trouble, Till The Sun Turns Black, Gossip in the Grain and God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise). Ray's most recent critically acclaimed, Grammy award winning album God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise.
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2. Airwaves
3. She's the One
4. Pick Up a Gun
5. Julia
6. No Other Way
7. Supernova
8. Ojai
9. Smashing
10. Drive-in Movies$17.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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Mary Chapin Carpenter's anticipated new album, Sometimes Just The Sky, is a celebration of her acclaimed 30-year recording career. The landmark record features new versions of some of Carpenter's most beloved songs as well as one newly written song, which became the title track. Produced by Ethan Johns (Ryan Adams, Paul McCartney, Ray LaMontagne), the 13-track album was recorded entirely live at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios outside Bath, England. Over the course of her celebrated career, Carpenter has sold over 14 million records.1. Heroes and Heroines
2. What Does It Mean To Travel
3. I Have A Need For Solitude
4. One Small Heart
5. The Moon and St. Christopher
6. Superman
7. Naked To The Eye
8. Rhythm Of The Blues
9. This Is Love
10. Jericho
11. The Calling
12. This Shirt
13. Sometimes Just The Sky$24.99Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
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So Much MoreDennen's soulful album is a folk rock revelation...if you're one of those Paul Simon fans who wish he'd return to 'Graceland' already, we've found just the tune for you. But it isn't exactly a 'Graceland' tribute; there are also shades of Joni Mitchell and James Taylor. And the meditative 'I Asked When' is a positively Dylanesque protest song - Washington Post. The dude has a gift for hooks. But unlike Gavin DeGraw or Jason Mraz, Dennen has something to say, putting him closer to skilled songsmiths like Jeff Tweedy and Ray LaMontagne, who also combine seductive voices with relatable premises. Dennen's finely nuanced record gets more captivating with each listen - Paste.1. Ain't No Reason
2. There Is So Much More
3. Darlin' Do Not Fear
4. Because You Are a Woman
5. She's Mine
6. One Who Loves You the Most, The
7. I Asked When
8. When You Feel It
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Definition of Inhalation anaesthetic
1. Noun. A gas that produces general anesthesia when inhaled.
Specialized synonyms: Chloroform, Trichloromethane, Cyclopropane, Diethyl Ether, Divinyl Ether, Ether, Ethoxyethane, Ethyl Ether, Vinyl Ether, Halothane, Isoflurane, Laughing Gas, Nitrous Oxide
Generic synonyms: General Anaesthetic, General Anesthetic
Medical Definition of Inhalation anaesthetic
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1. The Essentials of Materia Medica and Therapeutics for Nurses by John Ambrose Foote (1910)
"a prophylactic in preventing anginal pain. DOSE : ia tablets every 4 hours. ETHER. Sulphuric ether. inhalation anaesthetic; analgesic; antispasmodic. ..."
2. Hand-book of Modern Treatment and Medical Formulary: A Condensed and by William B.. Campbell (1914)
"To patients suffering from emphysema, advanced asthma, chronic bronchitis, and other respiratory affections in whom a general inhalation anaesthetic is ..."
3. Gynecology by Brooke Melancthon Anspach (1921)
"The inhalation anaesthetic may be administered in the patient's room ; or else in the apathetic state produced by the morphine and scopolamine, the patient, ..."
4. Organic Medicinal Chemicals (synthetic and Natural) by Marmaduke Barrowcliff, Francis Howard Carr (1920)
"Methylal is used as an inhalation anaesthetic ; also, mixed with oil or glycerin, as a local anaesthetic. It is said to be an antidote to strychnine. ..."
5. Abdominal operations v.2, 1915 by Berkeley Moynihan Moynihan (1915)
"... of a smaller quantity of inhalation anaesthetic. The post-operative rise of temperature with acceleration of the pulse and also the Fig. ii. ..."
6. Chemical Constitution and Physiological Action by Leopold Spiegel (1915)
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Investment Appraisal
A friend asked me to summarise the key points on investment appraisal as he will be taking his exams in a couple of months' time, so I built him a model to run through the logic.
- Only include relevant costs and revenues
- Make sure you correctly reflect the timing of future cash flows
- Deal with taxation (you're gonna have to!)
Big Data is Already Here
A recent article in an issue of Financial Management from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants struck a chord as it looked to answer the question about how we value data. Look at any CFO survey and this topic is at the forefront of today's financial leaders.
Recently Unilever CFO Jean Marc Huet mentioned in an interview his company's aspiration to be able to model profitability right down to a customer/consumer level incorporating different data from a plethora of sources, including social media. Think about that for a minute. A global multinational company with thousands of products, customers, routes to market where understanding customer profitability would be a challenge in itself! Throw in a hundred million consumers and thousands of social media sources and you're quickly looking at a mountain of data to mine.
With CIMA quoting year-on-year increases of data within organisations as high as 59%, business will need to have a strategic vision as to how they plan to tackle big data, what business analytics tools they will invest in and how they use insights gleaned to drive decision making and competitive advantage.
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Seems D'banj's fortune has taken a turn for the better, just few days ago, Koko Master and Banky were chosen as the African Ambassadors to endorse the premium vodka drink, Ciroc, and last night the two artist took to the club to celebrate, can you guess what they were popping? Ciroc of course.
Remember that he is still celebrating his 10th anniversary, well he gifted himself with a brand new car, which he has dubbed 'Jet on the road'.
Did you think that's all? Ooo no! As the former member of Mo'Hits just hinted at the press conference of the unveiling of Ciroc, that his much anticipated single is actually a collaboration with Banky W, if you know you music history, you would know this has only happened once before in December,2009 and that was the remix of Banky's 'Lagos Party' featuring D'banj.
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Let 'em know that the Microsoft TechEd Europe session list has been posted here: http://europe.msteched.com/Sessions. Where & When? Amsterdam on June 26 – 29. I've never been to Europe. . . Anyone want to sponsor me? : ) Enjoy!
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Paul Lucy
Chair Of Governors
A warm welcome to the Governor's section of the school website.
What is the role of a School Governor?
This is a question that I am frequently asked by friends, family, parents and most of all, the children of Barnsole. They often see us walking around the school and are rightly curious as to who we are and why we are in their school; it's a fair question to ask!
My name is Paul Lucy and I am incredibly proud to have recently been appointed by Barnsole Primary Trust as Chair of Governors for Barnsole Primary School. Other Governors work closely with me to form Barnsole's Local Governing Board. Our strong and committed team include parents of children at the school, local educational professionals and other individuals with a range of professional backgrounds.
Our role as a Local Governing Board is to hold the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) to account. This means that, on a day-to-day basis, the SLT run the operational side of the school. Moreover, we provide challenge and support in ensuring that the SLT deliver their strategic plans as presented in the School Development Plan (SDP). The core aim of the SDP is to drive improvement and ensure that the outstanding Ofsted rating (March 2016) is maintained; we whole-heartedly support the SLT and firmly put the pupils at the heart of every discussion we have. Governors are fully committed to attending meetings and visiting the school on a regular basis. We are fortunate to have an in-depth knowledge of how Barnsole operates and the opportunity to build relationships with the staff, parents and pupils; if you spot one of us in the school or in the playground, by all means come over for a chat.
From time to time, we look to recruit additional Governors. If you are interested in school Governance, please get in touch via the school: firstname.lastname@example.com.
The role of a Governor is an extremely rewarding one and is perfect for anyone who has a passion for education and a desire to improve outcomes for all pupils.
Over the coming year, Barnsole's Local Governing Board and I will work hard with everyone associated with the school to ensure that pupils continue to have a happy and fulfilled education which prepares them for secondary school and beyond.
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Everyone laughed when someone asked, during the Washington Redistricting Commission's press conference period after the formal meeting today, where Dennis Kucinich's congressional district was. (In Ohio, someone suggested.)
And Democrat Tim Ceis spoke up to agree with Republican (former Senator) Slade Gorton to say that their maps of congressional districts are really a lot more similar than many people probably assume.
All that said, the Washington remap group, which released its individual-member (four of them) individual maps today, clearly has a lot of work ahead of it.
There is, for example, the matter of majority-minority congressional districts – districts in which minorities actually make up most of the voting population. The Republicans on the panel, as one reporter noted, seem to be a lot more interested in creating maj-min congressional districts than the Democrats were. Which on its surface sounds a little counterintuitive.
Or not. Put aside Gorton's contention that this simply represents communities of interest compact sizes; it also means that more Democrats are bunched together into fewer districts, giving Republicans more of a chance in the districts that remain. Republicans currently have four of nine U.S. House districts; one issue is whether the new map gives them an edge in winning five or more.
Key in this will be how Olympia is deployed within the new district structure, how King County is split and where – not if – one or two districts jump the Cascade Mountains. (Population considerations are going to make at least one trans-Cascades district highly likely.
The current District 8, closely balanced between the parties but long held by Republicans (now Dave Reichert) and also the mot overpopulated of the state's nine districts, might become "slightly less marginal" – that is, more Republican, Gorton said. Ceis, a Democratic commission member, said thst he's seen plans in which that area's district has a largest city of Issaquah, and second-largest of Wenatchee. Most plans do, however, have something like a new District 3 that's "more Cowlitz-Clark centered."
Then there's the proposed district that takes in the San Juan Islands in the far northwest, and Chelan on the east side of the Cascades. Asked to justify that linkup, Gorton said "they're both rural, not metro Puget Sound," and unique San Juan County is almost inevitably going to be lumped in with areas unlike it. Didn't sound like a sale among the Democrats, though.
There were issues among the legislative districts as well. Spokane Spokesman-Review reporter Jim Cmden said that a look at the three Spokane-area districts in one Republican plan suggested all three would be Republican districts, compared to the one-D, one-R, one-competitive mix at present. (He was told the Republicans saw them as "three competitive districts." Probably no sale among the Democrats there, either.)
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Re: find my family
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Lorie Alday Hartley 1/27/03
Hi Lorie
Yes we are cousins.
I was born and reared 10mi so. of Donalsonville.
I live in the midwest now but go back to D'ville most every year.
I would sure love to correspond with you but don't have your email address.
Write me at (leave out dashes)
I will ask her if she has your email address.
I will be in D'ville some time soon.
(Texas first)
I knew your gfather and maybe your dad but it has been many years.
Your cousin
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Environmental Education Week 2012
The environment, with its range of engaging, real-world challenges, gives teachers a chance to provide students with meaningful, hands-on experiences that reinforce STEM concepts across multiple subject areas. This year's National Environmental Education Week, which falls on April 16 -21, 2012, reflects that concept in its theme–Greening STEM: The Environment as Inspiration for 21st Century Learning.
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Yeah, I don't like it, prefer the old one, but that's just my opinion. I didn't send the dump. I'm getting it on 20-21.
Titles Support List
u can now change it to a colour of your choosing lol
Always could. One of the options was close (+/-) to what I used previously. Sample the options.
New Hashed Keys from Mike: 12/8/18
sorry guys cant remember what new movies have been added
but have got some good news for yall from Mr Mike from makemkv, theres a new version of makemkv coming out soon, that will have the hashed keys enabled so it will download them automatically when opening the disc just like normal blurays and dvds long awaited feature
Big drop of titles today in Oz. All the Avengers, Patriot / Fury (checked and both have FMTS) and a bunch of others.
the one issue with such a feature, would be to know when a submitted disc has been supported. It's more elegant than downloading keyfiles but checking discs periodically to see if support was added isn't.
Unless @DB_Russell is saying that MakeMKV will contain the ability to generate the key as it does with Blu-ray and DVD. That would be the game changer.
You mean like an auto/Universal-decryption? Like a universal AACS 2.0 crack like AnyDVD did with AACS 1 BD? Or am I missing something?
i dont think makemkv has ever downloaded keys for BD or DVD.
this sounds more like the DeUHD solution. combined with notification that a previusly attempted disc is now supported would be great!
wonder why just those two titles… only thing i can figure is testing the waters. it did not take deuhd much time to break through it and maybe that was the real purpose.
Potentially something like that. Let's face it, when it comes to AACS 2.0 and the latest Master Key Blocks being used (v63 I believe) Mike is able to generate keys regardless of title. There really wouldn't be anything stopping Mike from placing that algorithm or decrytping sequence used into MakeMKV directly.
Looks like all three Avengers films are arriving today
I will, of course, submit dumps immediately upon delivery…
That would be superb if MakeMKV handles it directly.
My Avengers arrived a couple of minutes ago along with Marrowbone. I just popped the first Avengers just to see if Makemkv read it and it looks like it can rip it with the current keys so I don't think you'll have to send dumps. Of course it's just a guess, I'll update this post when I rip the 3 movies.
all he said was hes adding support to the new makemkv version coming soon so i can decrypt without needing to download hashed keys everytime they are updated, so when u put the disc in it will scan then decrypt just like normal dvds and blurays simple as that also means less time to generate the hashed keys as they will get update manually threw makemkv appently
DeUHD Version: 126.96.36.199 Is on there Server
22.214.171.124 13/08/2018
Added preview feature to check decryption status;
Support some new discs, check the details from http://deuhd.ru/4k_uhd_info.html
Added support for different versions of some titles already on the list.
Supported Discs: (33 Disc's Supported this week)
The Death of Superman
Transporter 3
Andel Pane 2
Red Sea
Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Age of Ultron
The Avengers
Predator 2
Snow White and the Huntsman
Red Sea 4K
The Magnificent Seven (2016)
The Purge: Anarchy
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Ready Player One
Death Wish
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Link showing Working now
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discs should be added tomorrow
I am hopeful that means AACS 2.1 support will be imminent as well.
You can copy the URL of v188.8.131.52 and change
https://www.deuhd.ru/download/DeUHD1033.exe into
(But is is not what the ''Titles Support List'' is for, sorry for that)


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The stock market may not have done much today, but at least it wasn't a down day. After being down as much as 60 points earlier in the day, the Dow Jones Industrials
But even though the Dow was largely flat, some stocks managed to do well. For instance, Bank of America finished as the Dow's leader, rising more than 3.5% as Bruce Berkowitz, named Fund Manager of the Decade by Morningstar, said he believed the stock was the best value play in the market.
Let's take a closer look at three other Dow stocks that saw their share prices rise on Wednesday.
United Technologies
At first glance, the news for United Technologies today didn't seem all that good. The company's CFO was quoted this morning as saying that "the first quarter is going to be tough." With high costs and poor demand among some of its market segments, United Technologies' stock initially had trouble getting traction.
But one piece of good news came when the company said that it would try to raise cash through selling some of its business units, rather than by issuing new stock. With its $16.4 billion purchase of Goodrich still pending, the company pulled back from initial estimates that United Technologies would take on $12 billion in debt and issue about $4 billion in new shares to pay for the acquisition. The resulting reduction in dilution probably helped push the stock higher and is good news for long-term investors as well.
Tech stocks had a pretty strong day, but HP stood out from the crowd. The company's Envy Spectre 14 ultrabook went on sale today.
Ultrabooks are all the rage, but as Fool tech contributor Tim Beyers noted late last month, it remains to be seen whether they'll really prove to be a viable answer to Apple's
JPMorgan Chase
Financials were broadly stronger today, but JPMorgan Chase got an interesting bit of news that could give it a competitive advantage. Reports surfaced today that Chrysler may be thinking about forming a partnership with a bank to set up a captive-finance business, whereby the venture can lend money to dealers to help them buy inventory and provide favorable loan terms for their customers.
Chrysler already has a preferred-lender arrangement with Ally Financial, but it covers only below-market loans, not standard loans. If JPMorgan can capture Chrysler's business, it could represent a coup for the Wall Street bank and also mark an important step in Chrysler's recovery from bankruptcy.
What will tomorrow bring?
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Former USC coach files wrongful termination lawsuit
Contact An Experienced Employment And Labor Law Lawyer Today 800-652-0408
Many employees across the country, including those here in Florida, enter into a contract with their employer, spelling out the terms of their employment. Although these agreements may lay out the specifics of job performance review, pay and confidentiality, the violation of certain provisions could lead to termination. However, an individual cannot be fired from a job based on the employee's race, religion or disability. When an employee is fired for what is perceived as an inappropriate reason, but then the employer claims the termination was for violation of the contract, a significant legal battle may ensue.
This is the current status of the lawsuit between former University of Southern California football coach Steve Sarkisian and the university. Sarkisian was fired in October for allegedly being intoxicated during practices and games. Recently, Sarkisian, who claims to be an alcoholic, filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the university, claiming that his termination based on his disability of alcoholism was improper.
The university, on the other hand, claims that it did not know of Sarkisian's alcoholism at the time, and instead terminated him based on his inability to perform essential job functions. The university further claims that Sarkisian said he was unable to perform those duties due to stress, anxiety and lack of sleep. Sarkisian is seeking $30 million.
It is worth noting that alcoholism is not recognized as a disability in every state, but there are other conditions that could give rise to a wrongful termination lawsuit.
Source: CBS Sports, "USC responds to Steve Sarkisian's wrongful termination lawsuit," Chip Patterson, Jan. 9, 2016
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Life at Monte Cassino
Ensuring a Safe Place
- Monte Cassino School is a safe place for children of all ages.
- Our environment allows emerging adolescents to become confident, poised, and helps them find lifelong academic interests and skills.
- There is no pressure to grow up too fast at Monte Cassino School, or behave like a high school student.
Focusing on Prekindergarten (three and four year olds) through Eighth Grade
- Monte Cassino School focuses solely on providing the best possible preschool to eighth grade experience.
- Our Elementary and Middle School programs do not compete with a high school program for valuable human and financial capital.
- Faculty members love to teach students in the age range and are cognizant of their social, emotional, and physical needs during this formative period.
Predicting Success
- Numerous national studies demonstrate the advantage of a three-year-old through eighth grade education; they enhance academic, social, and emotional development while bringing about improved self esteem and confidence (Rand Study and AMLE Study).
- A two-year study by American College Testing (ACT) found that eighth grade academic achievement in an appropriate eighth grade curriculum was more significant in determining future success in high school and college than any high school academics experience.
- The experiences of our alumni indicate that Monte Cassino School provides powerful long-lasting experiences that position students for success in high school and college.
Transitioning to High School
- Our alumni distinguish themselves in their new schools. Public and private schools are delighted to add Monte Cassino School graduates to their classes.
- Preparing our students to be productive and happy at the next level is critical to the thinking of both teachers and administration at Monte Cassino School.
"When we moved to Tulsa with our one year old daughter, one of the first questions we were asked was where she would attend school. Monte Cassino was consistently named as the best place in Tulsa. Now, 8 years after she entered as a 3 year old, and an addition of twin boys in kindergarten, we are 100% confident that we made the right decision. Academic excellence, supportive faculty and staff and lifelong friendships, all rooted in a 90 year tradition of Benediction culture and values. We're not just part of a school, we're part of a legacy!" - Cindy and Tom Rapacki